Justice through community service and quirky punishments
A report from Page B5 details judges linking rehabilitation to unusual tasks. Some offenders must mentor seniors, garden for the elderly, or cut firewood for the blind. Critics complain programs like Warn-It are too lenient, while violators face jail for violent crimes, and prosecutors note reduced public fear.
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Warn-It
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Crawford Calls National Child Abuse Crisis Urgent
Crawford outlines a national disaster of child abuse and failed systems. She advocates coordinated prevention, long term treatment, and family oriented interventions, noting foster care costs, jail expenses, and the need for widespread parenting education. Her work with ICAN aims to treat families and reduce recidivism.
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Mommie Dearest
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Hemingway works appeal to youth in enduring appeal study
In a two part series, experts note Hemingway's iceberg writing principle and his appeal to students and teachers. Alfred Rice cites film and translation deals for For Whom the Bell Tolls and The Old Man and the Sea. Scholars praise his concise style and nature themes that attract younger readers.
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New York
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Papa
Paul Smith
Trinity College
Hartford
Mary A. Wilkinson
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Short Sons
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Michael S. Reynolds
North Carolina State
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John F. Kennedy Library
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Blood tests for paternity and public response
Reader asks if blood tests can prove paternity. Dr Park S Gerald explains tests compare inherited blood factors and can rule out a father when a factor is absent in both parents, but cannot provide absolute proof. Any physician can arrange testing for families seeking answers about parentage.
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Harvard Medical School
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Events Slated Next Tuesday Jan 5
The following events will occur on Jan 5 Discussion How To Manage Your Time More Effectively 1230 to 230 p m in The Aspen House of Radisson sponsored by the Northwest YWCA Women's Group Meeting Solvay Garden Club 730 p m Geddes Municipal Building Program Bonsai Gardens and Arrangements by Fayetteville Bonsai Ki Workshop Silk Screening North Syracuse Art Guild Main Street Elementary School North Syracuse 730 p m Presented by fiber artist Marilyn Forth
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